“Revolution”
NBC
“Revolution” transports viewers 15 years into the future after a seemingly permanent “blackout” reverts human civilization to its frontier roots, swapping cars and electronics for horse-drawn carriages and crossbows.
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No. 19 UCLA will host Oregon State to open Pac-12 play
The No. 19 UCLA football team begins Pac-12 play this weekend as it hosts Oregon State.
Boston Celtics spotted playing flag football on UCLA campus
UCLA has been known to host NBA players during the offseason in recent years. The Association’s best are often spotted in the John Wooden Center or Student Activity Center honing their skills during the summer.
Today, though, the Boston Celtics may have started a new trend.
The team set up a clandestine flag football team on the UCLA Intramural Field in the early afternoon.
New website allows California residents to register to vote electronically
California residents looking to vote in November can now register electronically through a new website, California Secretary of State Debra Bowen’s office announced today.
New voters planning to cast their ballot in the Nov.
Three GE clusters open to enrollment of second-year students
Three general education clusters are now open to second-year students, university officials announced today.
GE clusters are designed for first-year students, and fulfill multiple GE requirements through an interdisciplinary year-long course, according to the program’s website.
Bruins in the Big Show: Sept. 16
Here’s a list of former Bruins to look for on the gridiron come Sunday.
Bruin Bash 2012 concert lineup announced
Students can finally stop worrying; the Bruin Bash 2012 lineup has just been announced.